Family and Medical Leave Act / Service Member Family Leave Act Sample Clauses

Family and Medical Leave Act / Service Member Family Leave Act. A. Agents who have been employed by the Company for twelve (12) full (not necessarily consecutive) months and who have worked a minimum of twelve hundred fifty (1250) hours during those twelve (12) months shall be entitled up to twelve (12) weeks of unpaid leave per calendar year and up to twenty six (26) weeks for Service Member Family Leave (“SFL”). While on FMLA/SFL leave, health insurance premiums will be paid by the Company at the same contribution level it was paying prior to the leave. In order to maintain insurance coverage while on leave, an Agent shall be required to make his/her premium payment in the appropriate amount to the Company. Should the Agent fail to do so, upon return from FMLA/SFL leave the Agent may be required to reimburse the Company for the portion of the premiums not paid by the Agent while on leave. Upon an Agent's return to work from FMLA/SFL leave, provided the return to work is within the twelve (12)-week period or the twenty-six (26) week period, (whichever applies), he/she will be placed in his/her previous position or one that is generally equivalent.
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